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Lancaster County Parks and Rec launches Dream Team League for children and young adults with special needs
Summary
Parks and Recreation introduced the Dream Team League—inclusive sports programming for ages 5–21—including basketball, bowling and baseball; registration and contact details were provided.
Lancaster County Parks and Recreation introduced the Dream Team League, an inclusive athletics program offering children and young adults with special needs opportunities to play basketball, bowling and baseball, Heath Berg, athletics coordinator, said.
"This program offered by our Parks and Recreation department is giving children ages 5 to 21 with special needs the opportunity to play sports, build confidence, and be part of a team," Berg said. He described the program as a chance to develop skills and friendships through organized recreation.
County Administrator Dennis Marshall introduced the segment and emphasized the program as an example of local innovation to meet diverse community needs. Berg encouraged families, coaches and volunteers to reach out and supplied an email for inquiries: hbird@LancasterCountySC.gov. The recording did not specify program fees, exact season dates, or enrollment deadlines.
